New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-03

| william J. Underwood A. II. Alker
| Schuyler Warren John p. Kingsford
| Andrew Mills Frank Keck
| Jacob H. SchiH Faneul ID. "enss
| Francis G. BARLOW John Benjamin
| b. Aymar Rands Frederick Hapermsn
/ W, Harris Ro0mo
CITIZENS SHOULD SPEAK THEIR MINDS.
Professor H. H. Boyesen spoke nert he sara uA'
although he stood outside Of politics so far as good c-
zen could still he thought II upon him IN
such campaign to do all that he could to secure TOT inc
city clean and honest government Tho issue lay De-
tween honesty and corruption between lRn.aEus OF
revenue only and public spirited cLeha sPesAns Va
| Colonel Fellows Professor Boyesen said:
err 1TST 9 s ny :P TsN
upon me IN. impression Of being amnbo genial easy
going chronc4v hard Laughter hs. fellow e T1
politician hat roG.e, Trowln amid tho gen
mtg bat toa am ss yror az NO Well be
certain sort OF scd oriory but believe thai tina,
orsory n. service Of ho,. VIII. can pay oI .ucs
A$Sssi sl..r W. n.,.
t.r n sS '' p.s.nT. win him
ed rSp front DlSs YER BRIDE
SesG ,s1, tssG :ds ooSo
Atorney the chances are ten 10 orc mat III mot not
ycon. Co sne Fellows. health would permit it lie
might. at the critical mcmeht rgrats o 20 , 1nc vnrt
srou. FOR the punishment OF those remaining hldereh
whs have associated themselves Win p'ouie lAP
INTRODUCING A IRREGULAR DFMocEAr
william b. Hornblowcr next introduced as
Irregular Democrat" by General Barlow, Who saiu tha'
he hnsolf was ono of those "bsastly Mugwumps" Nj.
HornbOwer said:
leone here TO tell ysu thsre thousands upon
thousands of Democrats who have risen In revolt
Wo have beea charged with party disoyalty they tel us
that are dslov al 10 the Democratic party we huri
they are disoyal 10 the Democracy Applause
We reply to the Democratic leaders who say that ,hey
do not propose TO hsve Nicoll GRAINED dorn thelr
throsts that don't propose to have CoonH Fellows
cram ned down our throsts lAppla1s' Mayor Hewitt
lnissss I am sorry to provoke any demon'ir@'% on
has been an hencst and an able But he ba' made
great mistake In this instance He has SET ne young
dsporablr example, which he Judging by his past ei-
perience ought TO have been me last a 10 ne,
are to be knovn a. seltrespecns men VEL ins II !, nM
s % none eni t6snsSivs. and are looking
only foi themselves" Loud appauseI
so ENTASGLING ALLIANCES.
Professor Felix Adler said that this was the first pot-
ical meeting that had addressed. lie was at first dis
posed TO decline the invitation to participate In the
meeting but after derins the issues at stake In this
campaign he had decided to come forward and say what
he could FOR the cause which De Lacey Ncon repre-
:ened There wa, moral rr ,rIS,,v, in'O INA:
sncs of Justice shall penetrate TO TIE iuttheH 70
sS.s hT c. .eSs"a or station or political
from paving the just penalty OF MS on" ceN ,Vn'"rn
even II they were both OF equally good character he
La Ncel shonid nc chosen n for no other rca'su
alliance. The Influences we're ~ diverse hat thry
wsud neutrlze another and leave him free 70 deaI
out iu partial Justice. wnio COiosrl Fellows wsud 10
subjected to oil tine pressure which party bosses c'"'a
bring TO bear upon him.
MIR. HIwiTl's LETTER RECALLS STORY.
Walter Howe delivered address which was bHef
and TO the point lie said:
In TIE present contest What iS psSps
NsN%s ' a ne. hifo TSs Il Ss
Of choice at Tie convention lie remind, zoe Of ,,"!y
& asked by tho water ~ho came
eoe 10 IN ' hi. Zoo fee or tea "a cup tea yon
eA'o aid The Young man 0noih tho "@''i' W.T. an
I'M, the KNIT Of cisse SG' y rSTeF I Ga,'
had dehei riouc opn on ~" year ip'te'l % l'nt
M reoples last year Roo,cvelt loui
cheers It's sieuhc.nt fact II At most o. t9e proml-
against Aln on tlIs question lChcetaI
DIR. CoLLYEg SAYS "ANEN.'
The Rev Dr. Robert intro luce by the chair
! great IN stature. great IN min gTea' III
heart wis never laid word that not IN favor 81
goot government. ami no goi rousinS reception III
Collyer said:
9sE t. P,ih last to say H% o can GP Pc a to hs
tie Qu.ksr woriv wac met brother Qlascr At
inssr We lave rot 'a.opfh Win d.o The The. 'pTI "r
Wi begin rght awsr Cheer; Let u' 90 9o@ .a i'.
matter aud We can't por'n.'e tho man. les sc las vie
h.nd lie i. man Who Won't isl sex ouron,
trn wher. an eoquout man sent wit that 10 'ai
why he's fallen sex llst nov" Nr 80.
10 Tail u Al "a. iuoal moment WheA We want
h he's goin. to- ne night there io1i cheers
Ihs II erng reminds Of ol times. dIfiag tho 7.
whrn prcA,hrl In CHICAGO ron Tao tex.
~ san Now 70 that hath not a .w ~
ward thAt AL tho yOnng men IN ny con -,
cation hal gone or Ia the irOut lGreAt cheering
cOundent for the success OF
Cau the Young nen tOpS II ~ So otseV'
lChects-l when yOI men 10 night AMI near
youI grand rlnyng slOIts pre.ase 70 victory
Cheers what the Young has got 10 he done uh
and prolonged cheeI-.l
The chairman asked young men who Wished 70
volunteer her services tches ~ the polling places
to register at 952 Broadway. The resolutions were
then PM and carried unanmpu-y, an In the words ~
chairman the meeting adjourned III tho stn OF No
vember" audience with hearty cheers Tor
Nico which wei again and again. even outside
the hall
WAHNING TO fHF POLITICIANS
A letter of apology had been received from Arson
Phelps stokes. In IL he said:
regret unable to invitation t. assist at
needing The attempt - being ma IL TO frgt~n
Democrats with the oil boy Tat II they do not vote
the sh machine local ticket mi, yoAr the Dcmocrac
Pros dental ucsot may 10 le2paflizeI next .ye1i
movement moan. among other things Earning TO
prrt years Nahntl Convention that the
be nonlna who bv consent represents Va
aud who has been most In to
es&f OF most important duties and That
pl ticans la TO appreciate expression Of pa lie
exercise their veto pow.E Tho
tho present sVst'm O. ballot dHtflui.uh
makes these Independent movements dn ut
bur they have been successful on memorbie ocaon. ana